A donation bin you can use
any time, day or night.

A free, community-built map of 24/7 donation bins across Melbourne — the ones in carparks and on street corners you can drop off at whenever suits you. No opening hours, no queues.

Why we built this

We’re mapping Melbourne’s 24/7 donation bins — with your help.

Op shops close. Bins don’t. But no one has a proper map of the always-open donation bins — the ones tucked in supermarket and hardware carparks you can use at 9pm on a Sunday. So we’re building it together. Some bins are confirmed, checked in person. Others are leads we haven’t verified yet — and that’s where you come in: if you spot one, confirm it. If one’s gone or in the wrong spot, tell us. A bin isn’t marked verified until real people confirm it.

How it works

1

Pick what you’re giving

Clothing, shoes, and more. The map shows only bins that take it.

2

Find or add a bin

Head to a confirmed bin nearby, or add one you know that’s missing.

3

Confirm or correct

Seen a bin? Confirm it. Gone or moved? Report it. The map keeps itself honest.

The map

Green = verified. Amber = a lead to confirm. Red = someone reported a problem. Start with what you’re giving.

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Browse donation bins by suburb

Jump to a suburb to see the 24/7 donation bins we know about there.

Airport West · Chadstone · Cheltenham · Hughesdale · Keysborough · Maribyrnong · Mount Waverley · Oakleigh South · Ringwood · St Helena · Tarneit